[Quote No.23275] Need Area: Friends > General "...I’m here to tell the young people of the world, to not follow my path [of crime]. There’s nothing cool about being a crook. There’s no winners. I want to clearly emphasize from the bottom of my heart, to all the young blokes out there, to be law abiding and to always do the right thing...Life’s too important and too short to waste it by getting involved in fighting and by becoming a crook...stay off the drugs, don’t get sucked in...listen to mum and dad and bloody put your head down and get an education and be a law abiding citizen. There is no other way and there never will be. There are no winners in crime. You always end up the loser and hurt a lot of people along the way." - Nick ‘Nick the Greek’ ApostolidisAustralian ex-drug dealer, with convictions for, among other things, drug trafficking and robbery.Author's Info on Wikipedia - Author on ebay - Author on Amazon - More Quotes by this AuthorStart Searching Amazon for GiftsSend as Free eCard with optional Google Image

[Quote No.23276] Need Area: Friends > General "My message is to get a job and get a life. Have a look at me and see what happened to me. I spent 13 years in jail, 15 years all together. I don’t recommend crime to anyone..." - Billy ‘The Texan’ LongleyHe was described by crime reporters and police as one of the toughest standover men on the Melbourne Waterfront in Australia, during the 1960's and 70's. He's been accused of many murders and detectives gave him the nickname, 'Murder Incorporated'. He was eventually convicted to serve 13 years in prison for murder. Quoted in Michael Kuzilny's 'A Life in Crime - Real Life Stories From The Streets'Author's Info on Wikipedia - Author on ebay - Author on Amazon - More Quotes by this AuthorStart Searching Amazon for GiftsSend as Free eCard with optional Google Image

[Quote No.23277] Need Area: Friends > General "[What is your advice for anyone with a drug habit?] Get off the shit. Otherwise you’ll just keep on committing crime – it will never stop until you die. Every crime I committed, my proceeds went to feeding my addiction. It wasn’t to feed [anyone] or buy a new car or home you know, it was to feed my addiction." - Freddy CaccoHe was convicted for among other things, kidnapping, drugs and robbery. While in Australia's Pentridge Gaol he was nearly murdered twice once by being stabbed with a chisel and another time by having petrol poured over him and being set alight. Quoted in Michael Kuzilny's 'A Life in Crime - Real Life Stories From The Streets'
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